LLRnet and PRPnet servers for automated LLR

[kar_bon]

Seems it's time to update my page.

[odicin]

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

283,344 candidates are now ready to be tested. Let it rip!

I'll be back on march on port 12000 after the tour the primes with some avx cores ;)

Regards Odi

[The Carnivore]

Originally Posted by odicin

I'll be back on march on port 12000 after the tour the primes with some avx cores ;)

Regards Odi

Cool! We've tested 4814 k/n pairs and found 3 primes today as a result of your efforts

Anyone else want to join in on the fun?

[The Carnivore]

Originally Posted by The Carnivore

Cool! We've tested 4814 k/n pairs and found 3 primes today as a result of your efforts

Anyone else want to join in on the fun?

7349 results were submitted today, and 5 primes were found during the 24 hour period between February 28, 10:00 GMT and March 1, 10:00 GMT.

This is the best performance this project has had in a long time

[The Carnivore]

Originally Posted by The Carnivore

Cool! We've tested 4814 k/n pairs

Today's count is double that: 9838 pairs.

This is just below the number of pairs that were tested during the first day of TPS's discovery rally (10280): http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=14626

If the higher k's and n's being tested now are considered, it is likely that the project has more computing power now than it did back then.

[The Carnivore]

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

283,344 candidates are now ready to be tested. Let it rip!

And they're all done, except for 10 that are pending from odicin. Could you load k=200K-220K, n=480K-500K into port 12000? Sort the candidates by k value so that the lowest k's will get handed out first, not the lowest n's.

[gd_barnes]

Originally Posted by The Carnivore

And they're all done, except for 10 that are pending from odicin. Could you load k=200K-220K, n=480K-500K into port 12000? Sort the candidates by k value so that the lowest k's will get handed out first, not the lowest n's.

OK, could someone send me the exact file that needs to be loaded? Then I'll load it up.

[The Carnivore]

Originally Posted by Puzzle-Peter

I just emailed the reduced file to Gary. Good thing I was too lazy to get rid of the Linux partition on my HDD. For some reason, Linux text editors can handle a Gigabyte without any problems. I would never (again) try to open a file that size in e.g. wordpad...

BTW is the complete file the same as the one on amphorias web page?

Could you extract k=200K-220K, n=480K-500K and send that file to Gary? Thanks in advance.

[Puzzle-Peter]

Originally Posted by The Carnivore

Could you extract k=200K-220K, n=480K-500K and send that file to Gary? Thanks in advance.

My dual-boot PC died, so I have no Linux at hand. This will have to wait until Tuesday.

[Puzzle-Peter]

Originally Posted by The Carnivore

Could you extract k=200K-220K, n=480K-500K and send that file to Gary? Thanks in advance.

Sorry, I thought I still had the original file but I haven't got it any more. Could you please re-upload it?

Will all the chunks be 20k pieces? If so I could prepare them in advance while I'm at it.

[The Carnivore]

Originally Posted by Puzzle-Peter

Sorry, I thought I still had the original file but I haven't got it any more. Could you please re-upload it?

Will all the chunks be 20k pieces? If so I could prepare them in advance while I'm at it.

Here you go:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/dctrmi

The chunks will be all 20k pieces.